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David and Victoria Beckham are paying no mind to Rebecca Loos, who continues to claim she had an affair with the retired soccer superstar more than two decades ago.
In fact, the couple is busy celebrating David’s 50th birthday — more than a month early.
“What a way to begin the first of many birthday celebrations for @davidbeckham, surrounded by friends and family x Kisses from Miami!,” Victoria, 50, captioned an Instagram carousel Monday that showed the Beckham family dressed to the nines while posing for pictures at the bottom of a staircase.
David uploaded his own photos from the star-studded party, beginning his slideshow with a shot of him and the former Spice Girls member.
“So I thought I’d start celebrating slightly early, such a special night in Miami. So lucky to have amazing friends and family to start the 50th celebrations with. Love you @victoriabeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #HarperSeven,” he wrote alongside the images.
David also praised his wife, his mom and his mother-in-law Sunday in honor of Mother’s Day in the UK, telling his followers he’s “so lucky to have so many incredible women around [him] who are the most amazing Mum’s [sic].”
He gushed, “I learn from you every single day. Happy Mothers Day @victoriabeckham @sandra_beckham49 @jackie.adams_ We Love You so much. Kiddies are so lucky to have a mum like yours @brooklynpeltzbeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #HarperSeven.”
The Beckhams wed in 1999 and share four children: sons Brooklyn, 26, Romeo, 22, and Cruz, 20, as well as daughter Harper, 13.
Loos, David’s ex-assistant, first made headlines in 2004 for claiming she had a months-long affair with the “charismatic” athlete.
The cheating allegations resurfaced when David’s namesake docuseries aired on Netflix in 2023.
While he has repeatedly denied Loos’ claims over the years, he has not yet addressed her latest comments.
The former reality star , 47, stood by her allegations in a “60 Minutes Australia” interview Sunday, insisting she “never exaggerated” or “lied about a single thing” despite David saying otherwise.
Loos called herself “brave” for going up “against the strongest, most powerful couple in the media who have all the money in the world for the best PR, the best lawyers.”
She added, “All I had on my side was the truth.”
Loos reflected on falling “hook, line and sinker for every cliche line” from David, which left her feeling “massively played.”
Though she is now “very happily married,” she recalled how “traumatic” it was to see “loads of horrible stories” about her and Victoria — but “never” about David — after she went public with her story.
Body language expert Judi James exclusively told Page Six Monday that Loos’ expressions during the interview suggest she still has “moments of softness” for David.
Victoria has always stood by her husband but admitted in the docuseries that she “resented” him when news of the “nightmare” first broke, confessing that it was “the most unhappy” she’s ever been.
“It was the hardest period because it felt like the world was against us. … We were against each other, if I’m being completely honest,” the pop star-turned-fashion designer shared, calling the situation a “circus.”
David, who told viewers it was “incredibly difficult” to see his partner in pain, renewed his and Victoria’s wedding vows in 2006.
